A story of a beautiful morning market in the joy of Eid holidays

How are you all? I hope you are well; by the grace of God, I am also well today. I will share with you a joyful shopping experience. The morning after Eid. I woke up and headed to the market with my daughter. Today's market was a little special because my sister and her family came to our house for the Eid holidays. I wanted them to spend the entire holiday happily, eating good and bad.

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The morning market was not very crowded, but the fresh products and the Eid spirit on people's faces made the whole atmosphere more lively. I went around the market and bought Rui fish, Mala fish, Bhata fish, and shrimp. I also bought some beef for the family. The vegetable basket contained bitter gourd, chichinga, okra, green chilli, and cucumber. And to put a smile on my daughter's face, I bought her favourite banana.

All in all, this was not just a shopping day but a happy memory shared with the family. When I returned home, I felt that the real happiness of life lies in these small moments.

As a member of this community, I think that sharing our shopping experiences and family stories on this platform can be beneficial and inspiring for other members.

First, I went to the market and went to the beef shop. Because my sister came to visit my house during the Eid holidays. On the day of Eid, they were fed with something good. However, the day after Eid, I bought beef and fish again so that I could feed them well and well throughout the Eid holidays. So, I bought one kilogram of beef for 750 taka for my Sister's son-in-law.

My daughter went to the market with me. She loves shrimp. She especially loves eating shrimp with noodles. Whenever she saw shrimp at the market, she insisted, "Dad, I will eat shrimp."
To satisfy her demand, I bought half a kilogram of shrimp for 300 taka.

Then I bought a medium-sized Rui fish. My wife likes raw fish very much. Since there were not many buyers in the market that day, the Rui fish worth 350 taka was sold to us for 250 taka. Probably, the people of the city had gone to the village for the Eid holidays, so the market was less crowded.

Then, thinking about my mother's preference, I bought some Small fish. Here, the Small fish were Bhata and mola fish. My mother does not like to eat big fish, so this is her preference. Among these fish, the Small fish cost 100 taka and Bhata fish cost 150 taka, a total of 250 taka.

Then I went to buy raw vegetables. In our market, an uncle sits on the street and sells vegetables. I always buy from him and never haggle. I only tell him the vegetables I like; he calculates them himself. That day, I bought vegetables for 250 taka from him. Which included bitter gourd, chichinga, fenugreek, green chillies, and cucumber.

Later, I went to the spice shop to cook the beef. From there, I bought 250 grams of ginger and 200 taka of spices. Such as nutmeg, cardamom, poppy seeds, cardamom, black pepper, and some peanuts. It cost 250 taka in total.

Finally, I bought my daughter's favourite food, bananas. A bunch of bananas costs 30 taka. I bought 5 bunches of bananas, which cost 150 taka.

After finishing all the shopping, my daughter and I sat in one place for a while and rested. Because I went shopping with my daughter on my lap, which made me a little out of breath. The daughter was carrying the banana bag herself, and I was carrying the rest of the market bags. Finally, we returned home together. When I got home, I put everything from the market neatly in a container, and my wife started preparing it for cooking by cutting them as needed.

🛒 Market Account

Product Name	Price (BDT)	Price STEEM
Beef (1 kg)	750	53.57
Shrimp (0.5 kg)	300	21.43
Rui fish (medium size)	250	17.86
Small fish (Mala and Bhata)	250	17.86
Vegetables (Bitter gourd, Chichinga, Gourd, Green chili, Cucumber)	250	17.86
Spices (ginger + other spices + almonds)	250	17.86
Banana (5 bunches)	150	10.71
Total	2250	157.14 STEEM

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